>"When I put it first out it was criticized by other people in the field as going too far -- that's gun licensing -- that if you need a license to drive a car in America you should have a license to buy a gun and to own a handgun,"
Owning a car isn't a Constitutional right.
I can't stand when people use that argument. It just shows that they either don't understand the laws or are willing to disregard them for their own agenda.
It's pandering and the fact that his supporters can't recognize it is terrifying. He has no intention of doing this, it will never happen.
A reasonable person will hear this and ask themselves, "What happens if people don't get their license? Gun owners won't like this, what do we do when a vast majority ignore this?"
The 2020 Dem candidates are trying to out-pander each other, it seems.
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